GLOBAL TV TO AIR RUSH GAMES!

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Saskatoon, SK – The Saskatchewan Rush and Global Television (a Corus Entertainment Inc. Company) announced today that ten Saskatchewan Rush games will be televised on Global Saskatoon and Global Regina this season. All nine home games and one away game will be televised.

The broadcasts will be tape-delayed, running on the following Sundays between 12-2:30pm (CST):

December 22nd, 2019: Saskatchewan Rush vs. New England Black Wolves
January 19th, 2020: Saskatchewan Rush vs. Colorado Mammoth
February 9th, 2020: Saskatchewan Rush vs. Colorado Mammoth
March 1st, 2020: Saskatchewan Rush vs. Toronto Rock
March 8th, 2020: Saskatchewan Rush vs. Vancouver Warriors
March 15th, 2020: Saskatchewan Rush @ Calgary Roughnecks
March 22nd, 2020: Saskatchewan Rush vs. Georgia Swarm
April 5th, 2020: Saskatchewan Rush vs. Rochester Knighthawks
April 12th, 2020: Saskatchewan Rush vs. San Diego Seals
April 19th, 2020: Saskatchewan Rush vs. Calgary Roughnecks

“Our organization is thrilled to share that Rush games will be televised on Global Saskatoon and Global Regina this season. This is one more method that allows Rush Nation to relive the energy of our high octane games from the comfort of their home,” said Brandon Urban, Director of Business Development and Media Relations, Saskatchewan Rush.

“We’re thrilled to be expanding our partnership with the Saskatchewan Rush. Global Saskatoon and Global Regina are committed to being a part of our communities and bringing our viewers quality local content. With this agreement, fans across the province will be able to catch the Saskatchewan Rush in action and experience the game of lacrosse.” said Sherri van der Veen, Station Manager and News Director, Global Regina & Global Saskatoon.

(Brandon Urban/Rush PR)

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Perry
Perry
5 years ago

It’s a shame the NLL isn’t on one of the sports platforms. I remember seeing The Rock on TSN many moons ago and thinking this is a game I can watch.

RogerT
RogerT
5 years ago
Reply to  Perry

It is because lacrosse fans are still a niche. There will literally be more people in the arena than watching on tv. But I do agree with you. TSN still shows MLS games and ratings show that nobody watches the games on tv.

Dean
Dean
5 years ago

I’ll be watching. I have been to Rush games and I absolutely love them. I really wish Regina could support a pro team. Honestly I believe Lacrosse is the most exciting game to watch.